How Does the 4-Way Mounting Bracket Keep the Connector from Falling Out
Updated 10/15/2009 | Published 10/14/2009
Question:
2009 hyundai sante fe w/ draw tight hitch. have wiring, need bracket to hold 4 way flat connector. how will this keep the connector from falling out of bracket.
asked by: Paul A
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Expert Reply:
The 4-Way connector just press fits into the bracket and keeps the connector secure. There are small ribs on the connector that help hold it in the bracket. The cap also goes around the connector to help secure the 4-way just in case it gets knocked out of the bracket.
expert reply by:
Robert G
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